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A-.t, ltiveni by Pome Haun, of
Evans, oollided with ft oow on the La
Orande-Wallowa lake highway last
night at 10:05 o'clock. The cow was
.down in 'tlie .roaa .ana Bot "P
as the Hnun -cur approncnea, mo mu
chine hitting the animal broadside.
Pined.-. '
Lee Wilcox and John Oorlty both
palit at-fine of ain municipal court
on charge of parking their auto
mobile within tie elty lire limits
between - the hours 01 a una a. m,
failed
J. Reynolds, president of the
Bona and paugnters ot . noneera, 10-day-Issued
-a CftlMor a buslnis meet
ing ofr the organisation tomorrow af
ternoon at. ,3:30, o'clock at. the city
hall. n' i :. m i
Nt'un For- VlHll
Mr, and Mrs.-M, J. Coveny, of Port
land, stopped off In La Orando this
wc-ek. and made a visit at the W. K.
Wilkin home , en-route to the Roeo
City from, Salt Lake Oily where they:
nad Deon, vising incy wure
ponied by. Mrs. ., B. P. Alford. and
daughtsr, Jeanne, of Salt Lako City.
Mr. Coveny is- western ropreentatlve
of the Northern Popor mllla.. Mrs.
Coveny, Mrs. Alford .and Mrs. Wilklns
are, sisters. .
Wallowa Co. Pioneers
.The annual nwotinir of tho Wallowa
County Pioneers', association Is-tobe
hew next Wednesday, July n at wallows,-Lake.
Many- from i this county
are. planning to attend the meeting.
From Portland .
E. W. Moaner, district passenger
agent of , tho , Pennsylvania railroad
with- offices In Portland, was a' La
Grande visitor today, . .Incidentally,
he Is doing. a lot of boosting for tho
national American Legion convention
to be heldMn Portland this fall. He
reports that. Idaho already has ar
ranged for two special trains, one from
the .northern half or tho state and
the: other from the couth. He ex
pects an' unusually, successful conven
tlonv. .,
Leave a Oramle
After. attending the summer .term
at the Euatern Oregon .Normal school,
Ml6s Iris Morton, of Portland, and
-1
IT'S- AS B.IKY Lire '
when ' you turn over your wash
; day ' worries to' us: Every type of
waahcraft service at reasonable
prices. .,... t.v tiv
Modem Laundry
PHONE MAIN 11
Get Well The Radionic Way
There la nothing mysterious or painful about Radionics. It Is an exact
science that does away with experimenting, puts you on the rood to
health' and keeps you there In the shortest space of' time, at the
least expense. - .,
) We invite- you to coino in and investigate Take a Froo Rodlonic ex
amination. You-will bo amazed-at-tho revelation of the ' Radionic Instru
ment.' It costs you nothing- to try It. . .
' '.'' ' " I'llONB ' 4H!l,r FOR APPOINTIMKNT
Dli. J.l'J. WOODELL
' '' : WesUlncoliNon. Illdg. ' i '. '
SIECIAl4 ,'
Magimelto
at McDONA Lll
U 28 Adams Ave. ' ' U Giandc
' Today and Tomorrow
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We will have with m on the nbove iluteN II. o. (liarry) IIIMolinuiil, who
litis hint many years' rxprrlriicR In siioi'liill.eil service wiirK on oil inuki'it of
mngnctiH.i'lf you have any magneto lKnlllon prohleins-mine III ami' visit
in. lletter stlli, lirlng yaur niiiKiietii wlili you Tor lllslM'llon mill riiulrs,
U Denied. i , , , ..v,
''Official Service, KIHK.MANN, D'lCO, Sl'1,1 IKOIII' mid AMKIilTAN liasril
Mngni-tos. Ilcinlrs to all innkcs , ami din best workiiraiwlilp, of course.
Summer Merchandise
Repriced
G. J. BREIER CO.
Oneflrnnp
WASH FROCKS
Tubfant -fine rounf prints
Repriced from tl.00 Q
and 1.49 linen I
line (iriiiip
nEAOH PAJAMAS
Ono or twd-pifce. models, re
priced from
1.69 lines
97 c
One (Iraiip
WASJi SILKS
All suiMmer pastel silk frocks,
shantungs or k CO I Q
etepeB1 ., A j?eTO
One (irimp
SUMMER M)OTVKAR
Sandnls, straps' or tics, repriced
from best linos.
$1.49 ,o $2.65
i f i . ' -m
One (Jroup
. LADIES' SKIRTS
All wool flannolft, repriced
Iiom fl.oa
to ... ..J... ..1.1...
$1.98
SILK HOSti
lleprlrtt
98c 79c
Now Now
79c 59c
Miss Letha Kirk, of The Dalles, left
today for their Homes.- Miss Morton
will bo Mlra Kirk's guest In The Dal
les for a few dayo, , alter which they
will go to Portland where the latter
will bo one of the, attendants at the
wedding of her brother., ,
From m-lelan Conxo
Rev, and Mrs. Casper Webber and
their- daughter,. Mlu Eleanor, arrived
this morning from the Belgian-Congo
in Africa for an- extended .visit
wltn nis parents, Mr,.una m, urvn
Webber Sr., his brother, Orvll Webber
Jr and- his uncle. Clifford. Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. Webber have been work
ing under, the African Inland Mission
111. tne Belgian. Congo lor lour years,
and after a year's furlough plan , to
return. Thov are-en-route to tne
east to visit other relatives. Mr. Web
ber hua spoken in La. Grande several
times In tlie past and la rather wide
ly, known hero,. - , , , , ,, ,
KelliriiH Til Work
Miss, Greta Freeman has recoTOred
from an operation which she' under
went, at .the .Grande Ronde hospital.
ana nas reuiriieu w iicf w.oi. ,
Leaves
Miss Melba Williams, who directed
the musical actlvltiee at the Eastern
Oregon Normal school during the first
s&islon, left yesterday, for her home
In Eugene. .While here Miss Williams
made her home at. tho Sacojawea Inn.
From liraniic
A, L. Crane,' a professor at the
University of Wyoming, accompanied
by his wife and family, stopped In
La Orando -last night en route: to
Western Oregon."
Tourlsls
Among La Grande'o tourist visitors
last-night were Mr. and Mrs; L ..A.
Jacobson, of Spokane: Mrs., . J: 3i
UUlnn and Mrs.- J, u. volz, ox Indian
apolls, Ind; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Grady,
Yakima; Mr. and Mrs: Robert L. Dea-
ver,. Portland: Mrs. W: s,- Ooohrane
and family, of Lincoln, Nebr. -
TO ('iiiidiIii
Mrs. J. J. DCssy, of L03 Angeles, re
turned Wednesday after a visit with
relatives in, Oakley, Ida., and was a
guest for a short while at the home
of her sister, Mrs.-Fred E. Kiddie. She
lert yesterday morning for a trip to
Canada while her two children, Mary
Louiue and Ronald, will be the guests
or Mrs. Kiddle for- ubout two Weeke'.
Mrs. Dessy rocently spent two' woekB
at tho Klddlo homo, ,.., ,,,...
Injures Hliniilrter
Joromo Hawkins, of La Grande, Is
receiving , modioli, treatment after
having, twice fallen' out of a .chorry
troo In which he was working at the
Duncan McDonald farm. His - first
IHLUJCTPifJ m
l-uillr'
COTTON HOSE
For Onrden- nn
or Ciunp X i
TABLE OILCLOTH
47-n.cu j n
Kiinclra lul
TURK, TOWELS
Double Thread,
10x40, two for AwC
TU BEAST PRINTS
Heprlccd to
82Cnn.l 12c
PIECE (iOODS
Oi'd lots, repriced m Q
B Yiirim , . 17C
CHII.IVS KOVERAI.LS
IVllun or ' IO
elmmbrny lOv
HOYS' OVKKAIJ.S
The kind
that wear TlCrO
MEN'S OVERALLS
Unnurimwed tor ;w- IJAj
vice, bib or wnlnt .. . tfO
MEN'S WORK SOX
. More for Hip Money
8c mc 15c
Pays
?aiIon'wynesdaF"ws'Tiotri5Tirf'f
so the doctors taped nis- siae wnicn
was IlijiiUy injured ana ne resumed
his work yesterday morning. . Shortly
'after climbing, the limbs he lost his
.balance and fell again. Injuring his
shoulder. He was taken to .me
Grande Honde hospital where It was
ascertained, ,, that ,,,no ,bonos; were
kronen. . . . i,,.,' ,.- .i ... , j
itm Olieratlml
John MoUan. seven years old, un
derwent' an - emergency: operation at
the Grande Ronde' hospital this
morning. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. .Donald McLean. , : ,. , , ,
.Minor Operation
Lawrence Fillmore, 16-year-old La
Grande youth, underwent a . minor
operation at the oranoe Hondo nos
pltal this morning.' ,
For Treatment
Donald Ratllffe was admitted to
tlie Orande Ronde hospital for treat
ment' yesterday. , ..
, JUrs. Word Lamb, accompanied by
her now baby, left the Orande Ronde
hospital this morning and returned:
to her , home ' . . ,
At f!lreillt court
Judge J. W. Knowies held motion
today at the circuit court and several
cases were brought to his' attention!
This afternoon he held a heorlng in
a caso against the Blue Mountain
Lumber company. The latter Is in
volved in two cases at present, one.
Stoddard vs. the Blue Mt. Lumber
company on a tax foreclosure, and
the second, Jacobs vs. the same com
pany In a receivership case. . t (1
Enviable Record
,The canning committee of the-L.
O. B, First Ward church broke all
previous canning records yesterday
when It spent the day putting up
70. , two-quart Jars .of cherries, which
had been- donated by Karl Stack--land,
of Cove, Members of the com
mltteo wore Mis, p. B. Stoddard,
chairman; Mrs., ana Black, .Mrs.
Lester .H. :Brumwell, .Mrs. Elmo Clegg,'
Mrs., Jack Hlatt, Mrs. Roy McCurrolI
and Mrs. Clark Webb. The Erlcksorr
and Lottcs nackina house has don
ated a quantity of cherries which will
be canned tomorrow morning by tlHrcent of the functioning liver ttesiio
committee of the Lutheran church
Clyde Kiddie has donated beets, and
a variety of foodstid" has been don-,
ated by.. the women of the Mt. Glen
district. ... ' , , , . ,
Mrellhij Called
t Mrs. W. D, Hanks, chairman of the
Union County Labor exchango move
ment, ha naked tlie clothing com
mittee chairman and other members
of 'tho clnlrch'es, of tho city whonrb
interested to meet at 2 o'clock! to
morrow . afternoon at the L. D.( S.
church to(; outline a program. ,
rihlHlieft Tenii- "
Among the students completing
the first six weeks of tlie summer
session at the University of Oregon I in such animals causes the dloappear
ls Mrs, Georcla, Scott. -She . is a lance of the convulsions and the re
teacher of the Rock Creek school and
will have charge of the primary room
this ion.
It rem 1. Visitor
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
n.A . . r - I
BclteCh, in BocK Cieok, ,
i U'emiui : "
, .,,
nAnVJ 2 ? w?u Z Fin III
Ited recently at Weston are Elmer
Koiuloll, Mrs. John Meldrum and Mrs.
Ellswortli Harder. Mr. Randall was
a guest at the hoine of his daughter,
Mrs. Leonard Snider.
I
in linker ... I IN Itl'li.iiiNtc uoovDit
Frank Flanory. commander of the LAS VEOAS, Nev. m Construc
La Orondo post of the American tlon of nctwork of cobles connect
Leglon. accompanied by R. B. Currey ,nK tne shceI. wns of Colorna0 can.
and H. H. Richardson, was o visitor yon l8 tn0 newest phase of the build
in Bukcr last night where they con- , lng Dt Hoover dam. Only one of the
fcrred with several Boker legionnaires , glBllt cbi.s will be stationary,- and
on legion problems. . that on tho Nevada side. The Arl-
; " zona end will be movable for a dls-
T0 Oct Iteimrtsi tanco of several hundred feet up and-
n!u lulling rupuru on i,iie juiuur
lengue bitHebnli' games at The Dalles
Saturday, Sunday and Monday wilt
be Tecolved at the Nook, it -was an-'
nounced today by the American Le
gion pout. La Orande and The Dalles
are playing for the' Euatern Oregon
championship.- i ! ' 1
From Portltihtf (
Miss Margaret RlRgs and Harold A.
Hunter, of Portland, arrived in La
Grande last night to spend the week
end With Mrs. Rings' brother-in-law
and ulster, Mr; and Mrs. Wesley Mc
Donald. M,Ihh Hlggs Is a former La
Orando resident.
Vlftltln 1'iirrhls
Mrs. Cecil R. Ripley, of Heppncr, is
5 I fi-
Onr Group . .
WOOL MIX HLANKETS
Double titixHO for A OQ
ramp or Ixnne tPX07
. , One Group
1 v. WASH TROUSBKS
Jeans, rottoniulen and drtlllngs.
lleprlced from lines Qjl
to 1.8fl Now tf Ot
: One oronp
DUKSS TUOUSEKS
All wool assorted, fancies. Re
priced from .
M OH llncit to .
$1.98
one Grtnin
MEN'S ORESS SHIRTS
Fenrlea UKllt ot .
dark. Ulbrii.it
69c
One Oroup 15
Mon's RidinR Bi-ccchos
Of nervlerable knakt .grilling,
laoe leg, repriced QQa
now to yoi
MEN'S UNIONS
Vnrlmm-i Iota- Athletic and
Unli)rl:e.an. Iteprlced
49c 79c
A ' (rne tiroup
CHILD'S SHOES
Ideal for play. Black calf up
per, leather eoles. 8iee 0 to
1314. . - - - ' -
LA GRANDE EVENING
narents. Dr. and Wru H. H. Rrnwn,
ton. She was among. the out-of-town"
guests Invited to the home,, of Miss
Dorothy Eberhard yesterday ' when '
Miss Lois- Nelson announced - her en
gagement to Winchester H. Helcher.
She will return to her home early
next' week:.
i Visiting '
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Minor and
two children, of Oakland, Cal.', are
guests at the home of Mrs. Miller's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Coolldge,
and plan to leave soot) for their
ranch near Missoula, ' Mont. Miss
Barbara' Coolldge . will accompany,
them for a visit or several weeks.
Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Lorna
ioouage, ,. s
mi urn Home
M1psw Harriett and Hln Olenn.
- .
who have spent the winter at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Richard-
son while attending the Eastern Ore-
Ut t'TZAVZJ-'
a... .
Mr. Kliiff to Conference'
' A movement to get a branch of
the Democratic central committee tn
Orande will be one of the mis -
slons of Martin King. ex-Idaho sena -
tor ana prominent union county
Democrat, who will leave tonight for
Portland to attend a meeting of the
central committee there, at the Port-
, - : r , ; . , ,.
land hotel. Mr. King was elected by
that group as a state committee-
m fin . Tho mPPttnO will hn' hnlri nt
, :: -
.V 1 ! A' ,.s - t H. f. 1
Health I
The' liver Is one of ' the largest' or-
garis ln'the-body arid 'one-that Is eo
sentlal to llfe. ' 11
At the Mayo1 clinic ami other ex
perimental ' center? throughout' the
world, much utudv'has beew devoted
t.i tht.- nru.,ti pryrtAi-imAntA nn n n i-
mals. whose anatomy p4' phMolojri
; ,s 7'
hav'e been . made, including th.e .com.
piete remova: of. tne .liver.
It' hoo Waan fnnr1 that! li'rtfA l.'ni
very large .margin of safety present
In this oriran. for -evn whett 70 ner"
was removed in. tho experimental mlt
rftal, no appreciable change' . In l.ta
physiology waa noted." . "
The aiilmal remained'' in a good
3tate of health, despite the destruc
tion of almost four-fifths of its liver.
These and' other studies have re
vealed the multiform services which
tlie liver, renders to the body.
Thus, the Irver plays an Important
part ;in carbohydrate or augur meta
bolism. ' ,7 '
Complete removal of the live" Is
followed within, two hours by sevre
musculur weak new and convulsions,
apparently due to the exhaustion joI
the available sugar in the i animal's
body,
The intravenous injection or sugar
appearanco of muscular strength.
The liver also plays ' an. important
rote In the utilization by the body of
proteins.
i ne anu -mjxic luncuons oi me
1IVUI WCIB UiBU UlUUKUv UUb 1(1 UltBO I
t-nee. which arn n.h.oihl from the'
intestinal tract: ;
Till-so experiments; apart' from es-
tblishlng inoi'o clearly the . multi
. f n" t f tlm' ut 1)romi,o
L b , to mankdl M tho
,,., ', .. rt,ii,i4 ,ct rnv
Ilvei. fUncti0n.
I .tV IIITI1L' f'llllP VtTll'lin F
clown tne river.
Pour other cableways will be moV-'
able on both sides of the deep canyon
and will be slmpended from steel tow
ers up tb 00 loot In height erected on'
steel tracks.
On connecting vertical cables, mdn
and supplies will be lowered and
raised.
Two players made a hole in one
in the Westoru open played at Cleve
land this year.
Broker Sought
Rex B. Bnrrera, Oakland. Cal.,
broker -aportsman. sought on
grand theft and emberrlenirnt
rhargea afler he left Los Angelrf
harbor on tlie palatial yacht Ball,
formerly owned by the late P. W.
Mumau, on which he made a
unnll payment.
OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pirates ViB From Cfllte 3-1
Sport Finals
.National Leneue
J i
R. H.
is.
j Brooklyn 6 0j 0
Irniiaueipnia w j i
Batteries: Tbiuaton, Qulnn! and
nrn.- Th..,,
v. . r r...t
QUMivtvii, miiKo mm v. 4-ra.v 10.
- r H
chleaco 1 10 0
X
Batteries: Mslone. May and HaW-
i nett: h we tonic ana urace.
TAB KOVKR IMS IIID LEAD
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. July 22 UP) -r- Joo
. Nichols, Lone Beach, Cal., medalist
ln tho national public links tourna-
ment, was aii-square at vne ena.oi
the first nine holes In : the third
round today with Pete Miller, Chi -
J cogo's remaining contender. ' .
; ;,, , - , . ijixewise, ic lew ine reuerai reserve
The line putting touch and con- hsnkI, simieot to nnnmvi or th rr.
sistent driving Nichole dlsolaved in'". V?i"l,aPP.r0"..L..the. ill
rrvirrna rrturtrtn tn mn kro viffnrioa t-ilr.
: .
easy was not apparent on, . several
, ,t ..
Nichols finished the rrme holes with
3&; two over par, and Miller-with 30.
Talbot Boyer, Portland, Ore-:, turned
0 up on A'de Pbrdham, St: Paul. Boy
er, in gbod fibrm,' shot his first nine
In 38, one unuer par.. Pordharrt re
tfulreu 42. "- , .', ,
' ilONOtt -SYSTEM IV ATIILETICSI
NASHVILLBf. Tenn. (4j Vanderbllt
university, and Bewanee have adopted
an "honor' system" agreement for
ueoiinK wan one anocner in ineir
atblrrtatlony - tor 1933 and 1034:
The eorrtrnct- mils for mrh jtr.nnol to
.The contract-calls for each scfiool to
turrftsrr.the other the scholastic cred
its and reeords oi'lte players. ,
A
Z ,,I ! . Srn
banned dog fighting In Tokyo. ,
' Always fragrantly
S chill in
-S .-' is.'. ;p "i
FfceshB
lean-be kept fresh, sealed in VACUUM
. like coffee. That's why Schilling Iced Tea
is more fragrant,
-!?3.tN
W II N T IE D5 9
IB U3 IE4 DD
"THAT'S
THE BREAD
I f WANT"""""'-
"It makes perfect
toast f oi' 6ui- indni-'
ing breakfasts
If s fresh -for lunch
!
eons- and teas".' : : It foakes" healinfiil :
sandwiches' for the Childress afternoon
snack. My family ' like it'?s6 well 'that
there never js any problem in using
stale half and quarter loaves; because
there is" never 'an y left' over : to- get
stale."'" 1 ' V
WINTER'S BAKERY
' NEXT TO MOOVERtJROCErtr -
FEDERAL HAND TO
I STRETCH OUT TO
AID THE HUNGRY
(Continued From Pas One) '
r men tii from the cbrporatloh" directorate
were ordered by tb new law at the
president's request: He said they had
too many omer minga w ao,'
The new law " ' -MfUces
$300,000,000 available for
loans to states to relieve unemploy
ment dfstress; Increases funds of the
corporation from1' $t .OOO.OOOiOOO ' to
to va.uuu.uw.oou; allocates i,&00,000,-
CW0 for public cbhstructlbn and self-
llfluldatlng private loans, the ffnanc
lng'bf agrlculture' through credit cor
porations; allows 4120,000,000 lor fed
eral highway aid advances' to states:
permits expenditure or $10,000,000 on
national : parks and forest' roads 'and
trails; - makes - rXMislble- the' use'" of
$166,224,000 for public buildings and
waterway'-- - improvement when- the
1 treasury 'condition permits
Likewise' It lets the' fedi
J. . . . . . . B "
Ior maiviauais ana- corporations,
when the measure was signed, the
nresident nao-not yet settled his d f-
ference with Democrats' over whether
It would be necessary to make nubile
the corporation loans or simply send
them to the house-and senate each
months
No ceremony accompanied presi
dential approval. A Whit House sec
retary simply summoned newspaper
men and 'told them the bill had been
sighed . ; . ', "'
CAR IS GIFT TO A UNO LI)
1 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. m The
front-drive speedBter which Billy Ar
hold piloted to first place In the 500
ml lo race In 1930 and ran Into acci
dents in 1931' and 1932 when, ahead
of the field, has been transferred to
him as a gift by Harry Hartz.
lea
fresh as no other tea:
more refreshing.
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PASTRIES
There's that' unbeittable some
thing nixuit'onr pastries; its the .
product' of ' long , experience and
a consthirt'desire to always make
them better.- Try ours and find
out' just how good pastries can
be. '
RAILS'SPVRT"'
! TODAY IN THE
STOCK MARKET'
"vwi vnnif .inlv 93 lPl' R'aifs
3purted ahead in today's stock mar
ket and were quicKiy loiioweu uy
ni . hha ..unrimMit of mis
cellaneous Issues, but the movement
lost Its steam in tn lasi nour ana
the Hat closed somewhat under the
uV Tha nwtrncM wem ' carried to
new hlghs for July, however, and the
turnover of some 1,400,000 wao the
largest in weeks.
There were numeroua net gains 01
1 to 2 points at the flnlah. and the
tone was firm. :
The announcement of approval oi
.i.. n,..na-,,r ao-stam rnllrnnri con
solidation plan together with a fa-
..(. anmtrl nllirllir Ofim I MT tt ' TPlitiTt
by AUantic Refining. Insplrad fresh
soeeulatlon lor tne nae. a rei-oveiy m
Center Traction
Means Safety
SEE how1 Goodyear puts
TRACTION in Accentor
big husky blocks of rubber
-keen-edged deep-slottedto
dlfi In, grip and
hold. Moro stopl The All
Weather Tread la a bl&
reason why nillllons moro
people ridti on Goodyear
Tlrus. Come In we'll dem
onstrate t
, J; TODAY YOU
(3313
HAVE IT ALL YOUR OWN WAY!
With evervnnh tnlinA ann
omy with many people won
dering if they can get good
tires at a low price It's
a whale of n comfort to look
at the facts about tires
. , . Today you can get
Goodyear Tires the finest
quality In Goodyear history
at'the 8nrno prices you'd pay
for second-choico tires! .
Drive around nnd check up
.Lowest Prices
in 30
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Pull
Oversize
Price Ench In'
of Each Pairs
Tube
4. 50-20
4.50-21
1.73-111
$.00-10
.i.00-20
$5.35
5.13
0.33
.5
C.-5
J.53
$5.10
5.27
11.11!
11.45
0.55
7.30
$ .05
l!l7
1.35
Heavy Duty Truck & Bus Tires
Pull Price Each in Full Price Each In
Oversize' of Each' Pairs Tube Oversize of Each Pairs Tube
3II5 15.35 11.87 2.00 fi.00-20 il.fi.-, 11.30 178
335 17.10 10.110 2.20 6..-,n-20 15,50 15.00 2 21
31B ..... 20.50 25.50 3.20 7.00-20 20.45 10 85 2 ti
.1II8 20.20 J 28.20 3.35 7.50-20 20.45 25,80 31)0
31x7 30.40 33.30 AM 8.25-20 ......37. !5 30.30 B 0.1
CITY SERVICE STATION
OpVn 6 A. M; to 10 P. M.
Phone Main 9S0
Friday, July 22, 1932
grain waa also helpful. General Mo-Y J
tors aecond quarter report, showing P
only seven cents earned toward tho
26 cent dividend did not appear un- !
tll'the clone. ' ' ' 1 "' v ' j(
. ' ' " - T ; ,
Buddy Reynolds To
, '" Play In Tourney j
' Buddy Reynolds, who shoots a nice
gome of golf with a l6wer acore than
many, of the adult golfers at-the , La
Grande country club, left ttiia morn
ing1, accompanied by his brother,
I.vrrett, to play In the boys' division
of the Junior golf tournament In
Portlund. He- Is the son of Mr; and
M-t Charles H. Reynolds.
The tournament will be played at
Riverside Golf course, with the
Qualifying rounds being an event of
Mondny . - " ' " .
TIRE BUYERS
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on.thifl fnrr. Atirl PomomK..
Goodyear Tires are bo good
they outsell-any other tlre
here in town, throughout the"
state, all over America'. .-;
They've been leading In sales
' forl7successiveyearslThey.'re
first-choice with trie public
by more than 2 to li So why
take a second-choice when
first-choice costs no more?
of Any Summer
Years!
Full Price Each in
Oversize1 of Ench Pairs Tube
.Ml 5.1111-1(1
.i !i;oo-2n
.01 5.00-21
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$1.00
1.1 1
1.10
1.02
1.10
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.1.3!)
ii.82
B.25-18
21
S-I.65-
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IN' IWIItS
29xi.40-21' '
Tube ?1.03
?4.79 Each, Singly
Pull
Oversize
Price Ench In
of Ench Pairs Tube
3.25-21 $S.15 $7.01 $M3
5.50-10 8.IS ' 8,23 157
em-'s H n.10.05 10.33 1W
0.50-10 II.D.12.30 11.03 2.05
30v3(i .(.10 4.00 0
2nd & Adams
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